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‘I knew we had that belief’: How the Wallabies broke their 62-year Ellis Park curse

James O'Connor says the Wallabies’ comeback began after a 22-0 deficit, with Wilson’s second try and late scores from Max Jorgensen and Tom Wright.

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Playing his first Test in three years, James O’Connor was helpless as the Springboks shot out to a 22-0 lead. But the veteran playmaker knew the Wallabies were still in the match.

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‘I knew we had that belief’: How the Wallabies broke their 62-year Ellis Park curse

James O’Connor waited three years for his Wallabies comeback and delivered it perfectly in helping the Wallabies to end a 62-year wait over South Africa in Ellis Park.”

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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